Sono Solutions helps clients overcome the biggest obstacle to becoming registered sonographers – understanding ultrasound physics.
We start with the firm belief that our clients can pass their ultrasound physics registry exams. From this premise, we work closely with our clients to develop programs that suit their varying levels of knowledge and learning styles. Comprehensive materials that cover ARDMS registry review topics, organized study approaches, and motivating presentations are the cornerstones we use to move our clients to success.
There is great power in those who believe they can!
Private Tutoring – Sono Solutions offers private tutoring to individual sonographers who are looking to pass their ultrasound physics board exams. Working one-on-one with a highly-qualified instructor, clients develop a thorough understanding of ultrasound physics and instrumentation in a personal environment geared to their individual learning styles. In addition to physics, our private tutoring sessions cover a range of topics including test-taking strategies, anxiety management, and the power of positive thinking.
Small Group Courses – Designed specifically for radiology practices or hospitals that have a number of unregistered sonographers on staff, our small group courses offer comprehensive exam preparation. Depending on client needs, our courses can be delivered as one or two-day seminars or as a 5 week course complete with assignments and mock exam questions. Through our small group courses, Sono Solutions offers flexibility with the convenience of on-site delivery.
Large Group Seminars – Sono Solutions offers a complete registry review designed to cover the topics included on the ARDMS ultrasound physics registry exam. We provide the chance for large groups to explore these topics in a well-organized motivating presentation that is appropriate for those seeking a refresher course as well as for those seeking to become registered. If your organization is hosting a conference, meeting, or training session, Sono Solutions is the perfect choice to lead an ultrasound physics review seminar.